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Page restrictions allow you to control who can view or edit individual pages in a space.
To add or remove restrictions to a page you will need to have permissions to edit the page and 'Restrict' or 'Admin' permission in the space.
About page restrictions and space permissions
Confluence permissions are hierarchical, so page restrictions will not override any space permissions for the user or group.
For example, if you restrict viewing or editing a page to a user who does not have 'view' permissions for the space, they will not be able to see the page, as the page level restrictions cannot override their space permissions.
Some page restrictions are inherited. If you restrict viewing a page to a user or group, all children of that page will also be restricted to the user or group. Edit page restrictions are not inherited.
Adding restrictions to a page
You can restrict viewing a page or editing a page to a specific user or group.
To restrict viewing or editing a page to a user or group:
- Go to the page and choose Tools > Restrictions.
- Choose Restrict viewing of this page or Restrict editing of this page.
- Enter part of user or group name, and then choose the appropriate user or group from the autocomplete drop down. You can add multiple users and groups.
The page restrictions have now been applied:
- Viewing the page is now restricted to the users and / or groups listed. All other users will not be able to view the page. Any children of this page will inherit the viewing restrictions.
- Editing the page is now restricted to the users and / or groups listed. All other users will be able to view, but not edit, the page.
On this page:
Related pages:
Viewing the current page restrictions
Confluence displays a padlock icon on the byline when a page has current viewing or editing restrictions.
Screenshot: Byline showing page restrictions icon.
To view the restrictions:
- Go to the page and:
- choose Tools > Restrictions, or
- choose the padlock icon on the byline, or
- choose the Restricted button on the footer, if you are in the editor.
- The Page Restrictions dialog appears, listing the users and / or groups that have restrictions applied.
Screenshot: Page Restrictions dialog showing viewing restricted to the 'developers' group and editing restricted to two users.
Removing restrictions from a page
To remove restrictions from a page:
- Go to the page and:
- choose Tools > Restrictions, or
- choose the padlock icon on the byline, or
- choose the Restricted button on the footer, if you are in the editor.
- Choose Remove next to each restriction you would like to remove.
Request and grant access to view a restricted page
If you navigate to a page that you are not able to view because it has page restrictions applied (for example from a link or page URL) you may be able to request access to the page.
To request access to a restricted page:
- On the restricted page choose Request access.
- Wait for an email confirming that access has been granted.
If the request access message does not appear, you are not able to request access for that particular page. This usually is because the page has inherited restrictions from a parent page, or you may not have adequate space permissions.
Screenshot: Request access message on a restricted page.
To grant access to a restricted page:
- In the request access email, choose Grant access.
- You will be taken to the restricted page, a banner will appear with the access request.
- Choose Confirm on the banner.
The user will receive an email confirming that access has been granted.
This process is the same as navigating to Tools > Restrictions and adding a 'View' restriction for the user.
Screenshot: Confirm access request.
Who can grant access?
To grant access to a restricted page you will need to have permission to edit that page, and have the 'Restrict' or 'Admin' permission for the space.
Confluence will send an email to the a user who can grant permissions - this will be either the last user (with appropriate permissions) to edit the page, the page creator or a space admin.
Viewing all restricted pages in a space
You need 'Admin' permissions to view the list of restricted pages in a space.
To view restricted pages:
- Go to the space and choose Space tools > Permissions on the sidebar.
- Choose Restricted Pages.
If your space uses the Documentation theme:
- Choose Browse > Space Admin at the top of the screen.
Note: The 'Space Admin' option appears only if you are a space administrator for the space or you are a super user (a member of the
- Choose Restricted Pages in the space administration options.
A list of all restricted pages in the space displays.
Space Administrators can remove restrictions from a page
Screenshot: Restricted pages in a space
- Inherited restrictions
If a page has a 'View' restriction set, that restriction will be inherited by all its children (and their children, and so on). If a 'View' restriction is added to a child page that has already inherited page restrictions from its parent, users must satisfy both restrictions in order to see the page.
- Space Admin and Confluence Administrator access to restricted pages
Users with 'Admin' permissions in a space, or members of the 'confluence-administrators' group can remove restrictions from pages, even if the page restriction prevents them from viewing the page. Go to Space Administration > Restricted Pages .
- You cannot exclude yourself
As creator or editor of a page, you cannot use page restrictions to deny yourself access to the page. Confluence will automatically add your username into the list of users/groups allowed to view/edit the page. If you remove your username, Confluence will put it back again.
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- How do I modify the page restriction 'notification' page that is returned so that I can indicate who the user should contact when they come accross a restricted page?
- How do I display the list of page restrictions inline on a given page, to make it clear to users to whom the page is restricted?
Hi James,
How do I modify the page restriction 'notification' page that is returned so that I can indicate who the user should contact when they come across a restricted page?
If you would like to change the page that shows the "you cannot view this page" notification, then you may want to give a try to modify the
pagenotpermitted.vmfile which is located in the <confluence.home>/pages directory. Please ensure that you have made the appropriate backup of
pagenotpermitted.vmfile before proceeding with the modification.
How do I display the list of page restrictions inline on a given page, to make it clear to users to whom the page is restricted?
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any plugin or macro that would meet your requirement. To my understanding, a lits of restricted pages can only be seen by the space administrator.Perhaps you may want to search through our confluence extension to see if there are any available plugins which might meet your requirements.
Choy Li
Thanks. Already did but couldn't find anything appropriate there. Will use the pagenotpermitted.vm mod. Thanks.
The use of the .vm file to modify the "you cannot view this page" notification is not flexible enough. Our enterprise Wiki has different teams/groups that restrict viewing of portions of their sites. If a parent page has been assigned viewing restriction, they should be able to provide a custom response for users who do not have viewing access to that page or any of its children. That response will direct the user where to go to aquire access. Their may be several different contacts/instructions within a space.
I would suggest you to raise a feature improvement detailing your requirement at:
Just a quick check... why are 'Edit' restrictions not inherited when creating a child page underneath an already restricted page? Is it because people can not edit a page that they can not view?
I'm thinking that ALL restrictions should be inherited by default IF the parent page (or a previous parent page) contained restrictions, and then just before the page is saved, an alert informs the creator that the child page has inherited the same viewing/editing restrictions as a precaution, and displaying them if possible.
Then, if the creator of that page needs to modify the restrictions, they can simply re-edit the page and modify the restrictions accordingly. This way, it should minimise the chance of anyone creating a child page in a protected area with more open permissions by mistake.
What do you think?
kind regards,
Now I have the same problem. I want to restrict the editing of a page and also the children (nearly about 60) and the restrection is not inherit .
We are aware of such needs and there is an improvement request being tracked at the following:
If you are keen on this improvement, please do cast your vote to increase its popularity and add yourself as a watcher to the issue for future updates. Also, feel free to add comments to the improvement to reflect the importance of this request.
Choy Li
Same Problem here! Is there a solution already??
I have some trouble with the restrictions as well. Scenario:
Now I want someone to be able to access Subpage2, Page4 and it's children only - but not Page1, Page2, Page3, Page5-99. How do I do that?
From my understanding I have to set permissions for all pages manually to keep them from getting displayed, including every newly created page in both spaces.
Is there a way to do this better?
(I would like something like a "positive list", a way to add a user/group to a page so the person in question can access exactly this one page (and maybe its children))
Hi Thoralf,
I believe there is no easy way to achieve this. Indeed, the workaround that you have suggested is one of the possible way.
Now I want someone to be able to access Subpage2, Page4 and it's children only
Another tedious workaround that I can think of for this is to provide the following scenario:
- Having a space created
- The space should consist of two main parent pages
- The first parent page is restricted from the specific user/group to be viewed
- The second parent page does not restrict the user/group to view the content
- Summary:
Space - Parent page 1 (With restriction) -- Subsequently, the children pages would also inherit the permissions automatically - Parent page 2 (Without restriction to the user/group) -- Hence, the children pages are also viewable by the the user/group
Additionally, I have also found a feature request that might meet your requirement being tracked here:
Feel free to cast your vote to increase its popularity and add yourself as a watcher so that you will be notified if there are any updates. Also, please add comments to the feature request to truly reflect the importance of the feature to you.
Another workaround that might help:
Adding an additional "default group" that every regular member is part of and auto-adding this group to the acl of every newly created page.
The question is: how to set acls for a page automatically when they are created? Is this even possible?
Hi Thoralf,
Unfortunately, I am not aware of the automation feature that you have suggested. However, if you are keen on this feature, you may want to raise a new feature request for this in our Issue Tracking system to share your idea and the importance of having this feature.
is the conf 7089 still going to happen?
Our own-hosted installation of Confluence is conneted to an LDAP server for management of users and groups. With confluence 2.7.1 I thought you can now give permissions to pages for single users. But in this scenario it does not seem to work:
- SPACE-X is restricted for viewing and editing to GROUP-Y
- PAGE-Z is in SPACE-X.
- PAGE-Z is edited and restricted for viewing and editing to GROUP-Y and another PERSON-A (who is not in GROUP-Y)
But PERSON-A still cannot view or edit the page! Is it wrong configuration, a bug, or a feature? We would like to invite additional people to collaborate at pages that are restricted by default. How can we do this?
Hi Jakob,
This is the expected behavior where users/groups which are granted with view/edit page restriction, they are the only users/groups which has the permission to view/edit the page.
We would like to invite additional people to collaborate at pages that are restricted by default. How can we do this?
I would suggest you to raise a feature request the our issue tracker https://jira.atlassian.com.
I don't believe that is what Jakob was saying -
I have SPACE X that is open to all for viewing, but only GROUP-A can edit pages in the space.
I want to be able to invite PERSON-B, who is not in GROUP-A, to edit a page in SPACE X. So I got into the page, change the restrictions to GROUP-A AND PERSON-B, but PERSON-B still cannot edit the page.
The only way we can get them to have permissions to edit the page is to grant PERSON-B edit permissions to all of SPACE-X. Not exactly what we want to do.
This is indeed the behavior in Confluence. In order to grant/assign the
Page restrictionsin the page, the user must has the space permission. For example in your above scenario, the PERSON-B must has the "space permission to create and edit pages" in order to set the page restriction to the page.
You can find more information from the detailed doc below:
- http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Security+Overview
- http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Security+Overview#SecurityOverview-MoreInformation
The "How to Open Part of a Space" scenario has the significant downside of not being able to restrict access to Mail, News, and other non-page related content. Maybe this is more of a comment on providing a space's general View permissions at a finer grain.
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your opinion on this matter. You might want to vote or put your comments on the following feature requests:
Hope that helps.
I have the problem, that i don't want that anybody can add pages
Space1 - Page1 (here I want, that only group A can add pages)
- Page2 (here I want, that only group B can add pages)
there must be an other way as create diffrent spaces, or?
Hello there,
If I understand correctly, do you wish to confirm if Confluence can restrict the addition of pages 'within' an existing page, to specific users or groups?
If so, then unfortunately this feature is currently not available. However, this has already been raised as a JIRA issue in CONF-9374 and you can vote on it to increase its chances of being fixed in a future version.
Best regards,
Giles Gaskell
Technical Writer
ATLASSIAN - http://www.atlassian.com
We also really need this feature, but I don't have access to the CONF-9374 ticket you mention. Is this supposed to be public?
I am having pretty good luck with restricting page viewing and editing in my space. My question is how can I prevent comments on a particular page. I know how to do this at the space-level, but not the page-level. Furthermore, I'd like to restrict people from adding child pages at the page level. Are these tasks possible or would I need to create a feature request? Thanks!
There seems to be a good ongoing discussion on this matters at the following feature requests:
- CONF-7089 - create the ability to 'add' page permissions for users and groups
- CONF-7742 - Allow comments to be disabled on a page or blog post
Feel free to chip in, cast your vote and assign yourself as a watcher to be notified on future updates. Hope that helps!
Thanks very much! I will vote on and track these requests.
Inherited restrictions do not work very effectively. I am able to find the pages when search and open too despite of the fact that the parent page has view restrictions for "Anonymous" Users.
I used Confluence 2.10; is it a bug in it?
Hi all,
I see that meny people have sophisticate needs... but I should have a "simple" problem with restrictions (I have Confluence 3.0.1):
I have a user with a default personal space. I mean "default" because we did not change the default page and personal space permissions: confluence-users can view the all the personal pages but only the author and space owner can edit the pages.
Now this user creates a page inside his personal space and he wants that another user can edit only this new page.
He followed all the instructions in the docs and now the page reports:
Only Axxx can edit this page. (set by Axxx at 11 November, 2009 15:17)
Only Bxxx can edit this page. (set by Axxx at 11 November, 2009 14:50)
Obviously Axxx is the space owner.
Unfortunately user Bxxx still is not able to edit the page but he can see its name as a user with edit permission on it.
What is wrong?
Thank you in advance
Why are the 'Edit' restrictions not inherited by children pages? This would it easier to have different topics from different departments in 1 wikispace.
I know its possible on wikispace level, but i need to have different permissions for pages in one wikispace
I found a feature request in JIRA:
Please add your comments to the discussion, vote on it and add yourself as a watcher for future updates. Also, please bear in mind the following document on how we schedule features for inclusion in our products: Implementation of New Features and Improvements.
Hope that helps.
Best rgds,
I have a resctricted page with links to attachments. The link to the attachments are disabled to people that do not have viewing permissions but if they go to the "attachment" menu option of the page, they are able to see them and open them.
How can I protect attachments as well?
I also need the ability to restrict access to Attachments so that they are not viewable / accessible from anywhere. This is an old question but I can't find an answer. Is it possible now and if so, how? Thanks - Ruth
is there an answer to this ?????
I have a similar problem with page ristrictions. I can access the function, when editing a page, but when i try to Restrict viewing of this pageor Restrict editing of this page nothing happens. I have added both me, groups and users but with no result. Any ideas
Is there any way to apply security to portions of a page? In the older versions we could restrict certain things in a page to certain people/groups. I'm trying to do this with Confluence 3.3.1 and can't figure out how.
If I have a Business document and I want to have a section of the page that contains links to the technical specifications, I want that link only viewable by my developers, not SMEs or Sales.
I like the non inheritance myself. I think this is important. My issue is that edit permissions are defaulting as restricted. I want it to default as editable by the groups with access to changing pages. I just changed my space permissions so that no one can restrict pages (assume this means editing). Older pages did not inherit this change. I can get to the screen where I can change permissions, but I can only do it for my pages (I am a system and space admin). i want to change a BATCH of pages with restrictions. How can I make a batch change?
Since the upgrade to 3.3.x our Confluence instance does not allow to change page restrictions using the Security Lock symbol or by tools/restrictions. the dialog lightbox does not pop up. We can remove restrictions by going into page edit mode and select restrictions:edit - but here we can only remove restrictions alreday set but not add new restrictions. We traced the HTTP communication between Firefox and the server and we will get an 404 for the URL, like this
GET 404 text/html http://confluence/pages/getpagepermissions.action?pageId=1998953&parentPageId=&parentPageTitle=
What's happen? We strongly need a solution.
Thanx for any help and suggestions.
I have the same issue. I am a system administrator and on some pages I can't remove restrictions at all unless I go at it through the admin panel. Firefox and Safari behave the same.
I think that I have not had a problem with most pages going forward, but old pages are funny. Check to see if this is true for you.
We cannot change page restrictions on any page using tools/restrictions. On old pages we can remove restrictions while going into edit mode and open the restriction dialog there. All kind of users have this problem. The problem occurs with Firefox and Internet Explorer.
We strongly need a solution cause some of our managers do not like to add data without having access control to it.
BTW Our Confluence requests server resources which also cannot be found, e. g. the picture /s/1925/200/8/_/images/icons/view_16.png :-( It should be the eye on the restrictions dialog pop up.
We solved the problem :)
We have customized layouts in our Wiki. We resetted to the default layouts from 3.3.3 and our changes to the new layout definitions and the page restrictions worked fine.
In future we will keep care of our layouts ;-)
More specifically, you just need to add the following line to your page layout.
Then it would work fine =)
Note of caution - I've been able to set up two areas that provide public and private permissions and this works fine. However if you use the include/import macro on the public page so that it include content from the private page so that content is available on both private and public pages for those with the correct permissions, if you then edit the public page, an email notification is sent to those watching the public page which includes both the public content and the imported / included content - regardless of permissions.
I want to restrict the error of 404 which is coming when users give somepagename.aspx in url after the main url of the project. Pls help me with the same. thanks in advance.
We have a lot of departments under one Confluence space- and it would be much better if edit permissions were, like view permissions, inherited- otherwise anybody can delete any page of the other departments. Is this something planned for the future?
Jay has already asked this question, but since he didn't get an answer I will ask again: is there any option to restrict just a part or a specific area of the page? I know there's a plugin to block such page portions, but it's just not visible and still not restricted (there could be some security issues).
Also, if a page is restricted for a particular user, is it shown in the page hierarchy on the left sidebar? Has anyone any experience with restricted child pages that are structured as tabs on a parent page? In particular is there a tab shown for a restricted child page?
Hallo there
There is no option in standard Confluence to restrict just part of a page. However, you could put the restricted content into a page, restrict that page and then use an Include Page macro to include it into another page. This is only a partial solution: People who don't have permission to see the included page will see an error message instead of the restricted content.
Restricted pages will not appear in the page hierarchy on the left, when viewed by someone who does not have permission to see the page. If you specifically add a link to the restricted page on another page, that link will be visible, but not clickable, for people who don't have permission.
I don't know about tabs – I'm guessing you're using a plugin to create the tabs, so it would depend on the plugin's behaviour.
Cheers, Sarah
Thank you very much for your answer!
Is there an easy way to find out where a 'group' is being used to restrict on either a Space or Page? I have a few groups that were set up years ago and I need to know if it's safe to delete them. I need a way to be able to plug in a group name and see all spaces and pages that it's being used on. I'm happy to trawl through the database to do this, but I don't really know which tables I should be looking at to give me the answers.
Is there a way to view a "change log" or history of when the page has been locked or unlocked?
Thank you!
Laura Bantug
I don't believe I saw this question answered elsewhere, though I did try to carefully read the comments and search Confluence:
I would like to be able to temporarily log in to Confluence as another template user to ensure permissions have been set correctly before sending information out more broadly. To explain what I mean, I'll give a simple example of our set up and what I'd like to be able to do:
- We have a workspace with 10 page
- Everyone can see the workspace, but pages are generally restricted by user/group
- Everyone at the company can see at least the 3 pages that have been reviewed and OK'ed for public consumption
- Group 1 are "contributors" and can see all 10 pages
- Group 2 are "reviewers" and can see the 3 OK'ed + 5 more waiting to be reviewed (2 are hidden from them)
- I'm a "contributor" from Group 1 and I'd like to be able to see Confluence from the perspective of EITHER a "Group 2 reviewer" or "someone at the company who isn't in either Group 1 or Group 2
- My question: Is there a better way to do that without setting up dummy users?
You could use confluence su to impersonificate to other user. Untill plugin v. 1.2.5 it is free. Such version does work on confluence up to 4.3.7 (tested)
- We have a workspace with 10 page
I have the following page structure:
- Page 1
- Page 1.1
- Page 1.2
- Page 1.2.1
- Page 1.2.2
- Page 1.3
- Page 2
For page 1.2 and it's child pages (1.2.1, 1.2.2) I would like to restrict the viewing to everyone except few selected people. How do I do that. Our company employes 500+ people and we're using LDAP for people and groups directory.
- Page 1
Restricting page access is super easy to do, but what is the preferred method for allowing page access to individual pages? I have a case where I need an individual to be able to view a single page inside a space he does not have access to.
I would very much like to hear a response from Atalassian on Jeremy Seely's question. This is an issue that is currently making Confluence difficult for us. A common scenario is that I have a space that has public view permissions but editing is restricted to a few users. Sometimes users of this space want to collaborate with someone outside the team, so we want to grant a specific user or set of users access to edit a specific page. It isn't always the same users so creating a new space each time would be hugely cumbersome. Plus someone else altogether has space creation permissions. How does Atalassian suggest handling this workflow?
I have the same problem. I would like to allow access to a single group of pages within the wiki to an individual but would rather not give them access to the whole wiki space. Can you help? I do not want to add them and then have to restrict all the other pages that they don't need access to.
I have the same issue. We would like to be able to add one or two users to be able to view a specific page within a restricted area. Will we need to pull the content into another space for them to see it? Or can we let them see a page in a space without adding them to the space group and restricting their access to the 100+ other pages in that space?
Is it at all possible to prevent editing when some one else is to prevent edits from saving over each other, or can we see who is editing when another person edits
Is there a way to control permissions on a 'Page' were i want to disable Comments or blogs?
I still want to have users have the permissions to edit a page or add pages to some but not all pages
Is there any way to prevent a page from being searched but still allow it to be viewed by anyone? Or a way to lower the relevance of a given page in search?
We have some very large specs. They are very old and date back before confluence 4.0. Now seems that they take very long time to save in confluence 5.2 Not sure why but we've found if you just copy and paste to an ew doc, the performance issue with saving is gone. So I'm going to archive these to new names (I don't really want to delete since they have a lot of change history) but I don't want these convoluting search results.
Another use case is that we have change specs in any one sprint. Then we merge to main specs. We may go 2-3 sprints before we get time to merge specs. So folks need to search a lot for info. So I'd like to lower the priority of the change specs once I have merged them. Is this possible?
Hi Steve, it is not possible to restrict particular pages from the search, however archived spaces do not show up in the search however, so that might work for you. If they are in a space that you do not want to archive, you could move the pages to a new space first, and then archive that space.
As for the slowness you are experiencing with your pages, it might be worth contact Support about this.
Hi Steve, it is not possible to restrict particular pages from the search, however archived spaces do not show up in the search however, so that might work for you. If they are in a space that you do not want to archive, you could move the pages to a new space first, and then archive that space.
As for the slowness you are experiencing with your pages, it might be worth contacting Support about this.
"Space Admin and Confluence Administrator access to restricted pages
Users with 'Admin' permissions in a space, or members of the 'confluence-administrators' group can remove restrictions from pages, even if the page restriction prevents them from viewing the page"With an
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As a mother, grandmother and teacher, I have experienced with great sorrow and empathy the tragedy at Sandy Hook school. It is the worst possibility for a teacher to lose the ability to protect the children in his or her care.
A woman comforts a young girl during a vigil service last week in Newtown, Conn., for victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting. Programs for children with mental and neurological disorders help students adjust to the world around them, but "once they have finished public school, all assistance ends," isolating at-risk young men, a reader says.
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I am grateful that our leaders are discussing the need to regulate semi-automatic weapons again; this might be an impediment to violence, but it is not the cure to the problem.
Having taught for 25 years, I have watched many children with neurological and mental disorders progress through our system. We provide direct one-on-one services to help these students in class, at recess and at lunch.
Group sessions teach them how to understand people's facial expressions and how to deal with different social situations. Problem solving is encouraged and aided throughout the child's day. Without this assistance, the child could not succeed in school. Period.
Yet once they have finished public school, all assistance ends. Young men are left in the isolated care of parents. They usually can't succeed at employment or college without an organized and specific program designed to help them to succeed.
If you are very wealthy, these programs can be found. Otherwise, each family copes as best it can. Sometimes it ends in a very public tragedy and sometimes in a quiet personal tragedy. Sometimes just a quiet desperate life.
Our society needs to face this growing problem for the sake of all families in our country. It cannot be ignored until another tragedy breaks our hearts.
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Even a limited or emergency guardianship could enable families to get the help their mentally ill members need, in the event they refuse it. The court holds the guardian to a high level of accountability, to ensure appropriate treatment, and to prevent abuse of power.
Guardianship, coupled with making sure weapons or potential weapons are removed from the home, or locked away, could surely go a long way in preventing many of the tragedies we read about.
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We in this country will not be able to infringe on the rights the Second Amendment gives us, nor can we lock up all the potentially insane people who carry out these horrendous acts.
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, 2006. Yes, it was worth it.
I got up at 5:30 for family circumstances, and had no reason to go back to sleep. I had class in a few hours anyway, so I figured going down to Ohio State University campus for some extra study time would do me some good. I ate, dressed in several layers, and caught the earliest COTA bus down to North High Street.
By the time I made it down to campus it was still oppressively dark out, and the air was frigid in the grip of the early Midwest winter. I knew that the Wii preorders were taking place today, but hadn't bothered to make advance plans—I had other, heavier things on my mind. But as I came out onto High Street, something caught my eye. A sole gamer huddled in the doorway of the EB Games across the street, playing his DS Lite. Spontaneous opportunity was not simply knocking, but beating my door down. I made a decision, and crossed the street.
The gamer greeted me with a weak smile. A small cluster of additional enthusiasts lounged in the adjoining Panera Bread, nursing coffees and hot chocolates. I presumed that this EB, secluded in the campus gateway shopping strip, would not garner much attention. Clearly, there was no rush, unlike the mad PS3 dash a few days earlier. I was wrong.
Plopping down for the long haul, I was quickly joined by the other gamers from Panera, and we began a casual conversation about Trauma Center and how ungodly hard it is. Cold as it was, I mainly kept my face away from the wind and focuses on breaking my record on Metroid Fusion.
The store staff arrived about an hour early. They entered the store and locked it up tight just as fast, refusing our pleas to be let in early. The sun had crested over a nearby bookstore and warmed my aching nose. My vision was obscured by my bulky coat and the doorframe, and I was curious as to just how many people this little EB had attracted. I peered out from within the doorframe to survey the line. My breath caught in my throat.
Nearly fifty people had accumulated behind me. Where before there had been maybe seven people, there were now dozens. They chatted. They read various gaming magazines. They played World of Warcraft, piggybacking on the free Wifi streaming from the Panera to their backs. I was the second guy in a line that stretched well around the corner. I had inquired earlier in the week, and I knew this EB had 14 preorders available. Truly, the early bird catches the worm.
The waiting grew burdensome. Certain biological imperatives made concentrating difficult, and the glare of the sun blotted out even the highest brightness setting of my DS Lite. I was almost sure I would have to make a mad dash for the Panera restroom, but to desert the line now meant failure. I held my ground. A passed-around copy of Game Informer served as only a mild distraction, and my fingers had long since grown too numb to guide Samus through the bowels of the B.S.L. space station. The EB employees milled about in the back store room, as if
Finally, after two and a half hours of freezing, Zelda music on my MP3 player, and ignoring my insistent bladder, an employee unchained the gates. I allowed the first gamer to go ahead of me—after all, he had gotten there first. Thus, I was the second person to claim a preorder. One out of 14. I was,
assured a console on launch day. As we, the early sitters exited the store triumphantly, the less than lucky people in line either congratulated us or gave us dour glares. I didn't care. I had what I came for.
All of this happened scant hours ago, and already it's a memory I'll never forget, like the last big E3 or the first time I played Metroid Prime. These are the memories that make being a gamer special, and it's the kind of thing I can't explain to someone who thinks my pastime is a useless waste. Why do we do it? Why do we freeze and wait and get cramped legs? Simple--it's Nintendo.
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"What really upsets me is that they came to destroy our territory, our environment. Foreign criminals from oil companies are not welcome here. Our forest is a paradise because we've got everything that we need here. We don't need money: with our rivers and our forests we have enough to live on. The money from the oil companies is useless to us. The companies have offered us clothes, candies at Christmas, but I haven't accepted anything from them. We have to make clear to them what the integrity of indigenous people is about. We have to unite." Cristina Gualinga, Quichua woman, Ecuadorian Amazon.
If the Oleoducto de Crudos Pesados (OCP) proceeds as planned, an international consortium will lay a 500-kilometre heavy crude pipeline from East to West through Ecuador. On the way, the OCP will pass through 11 protected areas and many populated areas, including cities and indigenous territories.
Most of the heavy crude oil transported by the OCP will come from Yasuní National Park, a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve and home to the Huaorani indigenous people. Building the OCP will mean opening up Amazon forest in southern Ecuador, including the territories of indigenous groups such as the Quichua, Shuar and Achuar.
The pipeline will transport up to 450,000 barrels per day across nearly one hundred geologically-active fault lines and near several volcanoes, including the recently erupted Guagua Pichincha. It will pass through fragile areas of extreme ecological and agricultural importance, including the headwaters of rivers and streams, high-quality agricultural areas and primary tropical rainforest. It will also violate protected nature reserves, including Mindo, site of the highest bird density in South America.
To date, pipeline construction between Lago Agrio and Quito has affected more than 100 small farms. Landowners have suffered grave damages to their crops, grazing lands, and water supplies. According to a study carried out by Acción Ecológica/Friends of the Earth Ecuador, more than half of these farmers say they have been pressured into signing agreements with the OCP consortium.
The contract for pipeline construction was approved without an environmental impact study or consultation with the people to be affected by its construction, despite these being constitutionally required in Ecuador. The environmental impacts of the project were studied only after the project's approval.
OCP Ecuador is a consortium of several transnationals: Agip, Alberta Energy, Occidental Petroleum, Perez Companc, REPSOL-YPF and Techint. The Argentinean company Techint will construct the pipeline at a cost of more than US$1.1 billion. Most of the pipeline's financing will come from a banking consortium headed by the German bank West LB.
Local people, farmers and environmentalists carrying out provincial strikes, occupying trees and machinery, and blockading roads are increasingly countered with violence and repression. Despite international media attention to the negative implications of the project and global campaigning all over the world, however, the OCP seems likely to proceed as planned.
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The Microsoft technologies included in Linspire are Windows Media, True Type fonts, and the Open XML translator. More proprietary software is used for MP3, Java, Flash, and in the ATI, Nvidia and WiFi drivers. Linspire made waves with its harsh criticism of the GPL version 3. The Linspire CEO at the time, Kevin Carmony, published an open letter saying that proprietary drivers were indispensable for a successful Linux operating system. His successor, Larry Kettler, picks up this thread in promoting the latest version: "Linspire 6.0 further bridges the gap between open source and commercial software, combining the best from each into a single easy-to-use, familiar and productive operating system."
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I know a man near my old place that had german shepherds around the farm to protect it and protect the animals on the farm and they did an amazing job. I don't know where he got his from either. I think its just one of the many tasks a good dog can do. But I agree with what he said JMHO
My girl would be great on that type of situaiton I think but she can adapt to city life with a yard also. I think a well bred shepherd are jack of all trades and can do all sorts of things not extreme in one set of skills. A good dog can do that farm role but then also be able to perform another role if they had to. JMHO
Sounds like the guy I bought my border collie Jack from. Pretty sure he didn't sell to many BCs to pet people. He had a huge farm (sheep and cattle) way off any paved road in England. He bred the litter to replace the mother when she retired. I will tell you that Jack was an amazing worker, SAR, agility, OB. He would do whatever you asked him and he was very serious about his work and a tough dog. Had I been into bite sports at the time I bet he would of done well there too.
I think there is a great deal of truth to what the guy said..... But my dogs are still sleeping in my house. :-)
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|Sounds like the kind of breeder I would be interested in. The puppy that I have now is a coolie, they have basically been bred in the outback of Australia since the 1800's with no standard or breed club....I specifically went with the breed because they haven't been messed with by modern day breeding principles. Their average life expectancy is 17 and from everyone I have talked to, their temperaments are outstanding. My pup is only 4 months old but so far is the smartest, most focused and most biddable puppy I have owned. Maybe there is something to breeding good working dogs to good working dogs?
Border Collies sort of represent this view of things. They were never bred for much of anything aside from intelligence, stamina, and trainability. Toss in athleticism too I guess. The herders wanted a dog that made their work easier or even possible and paired up the dogs that fit the bill with no nod to looks, only proven ability in the field. BCs aren't much to look at IMO, UNTIL they get to work and then they are stunning.
holland said it too, the best BCs are in fact mutts. Mid size frame, wicked smart and incredible stamina.
|My cousin grew up in New Zealand and when he was young worked on a sheep farm-I asked him what kind of dogs they used and he said mutts...someday would love it if he could teach Rorie and I to herd
|It's the way it used to be . The shepherds bred from stock that they knew very very well. Without a dog to rely on they had hardship themselves. The dogs were working partners contributing to the success or failure of the shepherd . Dogs were bred for work . They kept an eye on their fellow herders and bred to replace , or prepare for the young dog to take over . Not commercial. That came in after -- even von Stephanitz says in his book that the prick-eared dogs were bred for the sophisticates -- not the working shepherds.
How is the longevity of this breeders progeny? Are they healthy? Does he do any health tests before breeding, or is a looky see good enough for him?
I got Onyx from a 'breeder' that bred for farm/herding as the major goal. She bred without papers/pedigree information and didn't health test. Though she didn't have any lines developed, just bred her bitch with strong herding instincts to whatever stud was convenient.
People that want a farm dog aren't usually that particular and the dogs temperament probably has to be fairly decent or it will not live long. Onyx's dam didn't live long. Neither did the breeders other bitch. I'm sure she's replaced them though.
I am not saying I agree with him or disagree, just thought it was interesting and wanted to see what you all thought.
I am not getting a dog from him because I am not in market and he probably wouldnt consider me because I live in suburbs....
I asked my uncle why he was getting a dog from him and he said "I have seen his dogs work, that is what I need".
Yeah, everyone has their own opinions.
If you're going to blame the AKC for ruining the breed, I can't agree with you. Society and progress turned the breed into something different. We don't all raise our own cattle and don't need our dogs to herd them, so the breed had to evolve into something different.
It's not the breeders who have made the dogs needy. It's the owners. The dogs are needy because WE are needy. We own dogs for their affection and their love. If my dog is in my house, I want him to be near me. Truth is…my dog hates to cuddle and is generally somewhere where he can see the majority of our house, "guarding" it. He lays in the middle of the house so that he can quickly get to anywhere in the house, or he's lying on our bay window sill so that he can clearly see everything that goes on inside and outside. The neediness is just part of what we do with our dogs. For sport people…the main thing they teach their pups is the relationship with the handler, because the dog will then do whatever the handler asks of it. It's not that the dog NEEDS that relationship, it's the handler that WANTS it. Most of our dogs, if raised in the environment the farmer raises his dogs in would be just like his dogs. Guaranteed if you brought his dogs into a more urban/sport environment, they'd be just as "needy."
The part about breeders making the dogs not able to think…I'd like to see a breeder produce a puppy that knows the Schutzhund 1 through 3 routine just by coming out of the womb. Can't see how that has anything to do with breeders, it's all about the training.
The majority of breeders I know look at pedigrees as a guide, not a "have to breed this to that" rule. They see what's in there, but they evaluate the actual dog and then decide if it should be bred or not. Those dogs are bred for a different purpose than what this gentleman is breeding for. Plus…if he doesn't look at pedigrees, how can he guarantee he's not crossing dogs that are very closely related? The health thing? There are plenty of dogs that don't show any signs of diseases and have them. If a dog grows up with HD, it will eventually get used to the pain and learn to ignore it. Doesn't mean the dog doesn't have HD, just means no one could ever tell. And its only with extreme cases that a vet can tell a dog has an issue without doing an x-ray or running a test.
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Island Romance
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As Sonia Seerani:
Violets are Blue
Roses are Red
Infatuation, British author Sonia Icilyn's fourth novel, is a variation on that theme.
Desney Westbourne is an actress on the popular British television soap opera, "It's a Wide World," where she portrays the drug-addicted Cinnamon Walker. An article in Bribe Magazine suggests that the soap diva is not just acting, and that Desney and Cinnamon both have drug habits. With her reputation and career in jeopardy, she goes to Wade O. Beresford, the tabloid's publisher-editor and demands a retraction.
W.O.B. proves to be an S.O.B. who initially writes her off as a "sex goddess" and an example of the worst actress stereotypes. But Desney challenges Wade on both personal and professional levels to uncover the truth about her and to write an accurate story. He takes up the challenge promising to "shadow her 24-7," adding "wherever you turn, I'll be right behind you."
Fortunately, Wade didn't say how far behind he'd be. In a humorous scene, the publisher soon learns that keeping up with Desney easier said than done. His first attempt at her early morning jogging routine leaves him panting for breath - and for Desney. As he follows the actress throughout her daily schedule, his attraction to and opinions of Desney continue to grow.
Infatuation appealed to me on several levels. I enjoy reading stories about Black people as world citizens. I found the stories of how Wade's grandfather came to Italy as a West Indian soldier during World War I, of how the family settled in Verona and Wade's upbringing fascinating. I also enjoyed glimpses into Desney's British family background. It made for well-rounded main characters whose chemistry, histories and apprehensions are believable.
Icilyn brings a markedly European voice to the novel and colorful idioms abound. It is a touch I enjoyed. For example, a failed condom, referred to as "past its >sell-by= date," conjured up a slew of funny comparisons for me. However, the author has a slight tendency to overwrite and
some descriptive sentences are top-heavy with adjectives and clichés. In addition, her resolution of central conflicts is weak and the disposition of villains is open-ended.
Running parallel to the main story is the story of life on the set of a soap opera set. The dramas in the soap characters' lives are nothing compared to the backbiting, subplots and revelations of its stars. The secondary players are soap opera caricatures who provide support and angst for the main characters. If you've seen the movie "Soapdish," you know what I mean.
Infatuation is Icilyn's best work since her debut novel, Roses are Red. It's a very strong three-heart read that's worth a look.
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So, who won the title again? Every time I turn on ESPN, they're talking about the Lakers. I could of sworn I heard somewhere that they lost.
[edit] Wow, the Pacers odds to win next year are 6-to-8! A $14 return on $8 isn't much to get excited about. Vegas must know already know we're getting TMac, or something.
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I really, really hate to say this, but perhaps it is we Pacers fans that will never learn. Hopefully, Donnie and Larry will make some big time deals and make it obvious ... undeniably so.
They'll never learn...
Pretty funny.
I don't know as the Pistons will have a dynasty or not but for my money the existing champion, if they don't blow up the team, should pretty much be the favorite going in.
The Pistons dynasty will begin in about 3 years if Darko lives up to his billing. That's when life for the rest of the league could get scary.
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